Last month, parent carers gathered at the Vinery Centre for a warm, honest conversation with key professionals from Leeds Council’s SENSAP, Early Help, and CHAD teams. The session was all about real talk – sharing frustrations, asking tough questions, and getting straight answers from the people who shape local SEND
When English is a second language, it can be much harder to access SEND information and support. To help change this, a number of services across the city have been working together to make information more accessible.
New update from Marium Haque, Interim Strategic Lead and Chief Officer – SEND at Leeds City Council, on the next stage in improving our statutory SEND services.
Advice from the Leeds Teaching Hospitals Learning Disability and Autism Team from our recent workshop.
The Children’s Speech and Language Therapy Service are putting on some Makaton training…
We’re so proud to share that Leeds Parent Carer Forum has received two incredible recognitions for the work we do with families of children and young people with SEND.
In September, 32 parent carers joined us at the Vinery Centre for an ARFID coffee morning with Juniper Tree Therapy. Together, we explored what ARFID is, why it happens, and practical strategies to support children and young people.
How Parent Carer Feedback Is Improving Home to School Transport in Leeds
Did you know that the voices of Leeds parent carers are helping shape the future of SEND services across the city?
Leeds Light Night have asked us to share the following about an accessible evening:
